Controversial broadcaster | in hospital, on Critical list TORONTO (CP) — Gordon Sinclair, ; veteran broadcaster and one of Canada’s: best-known personalities, was in critical eondliloti today’ after suffering a heart attack; A abok esman for Queeneway Hospital dn suburban Toronto said Sinclair, 83, was-in intensive care. The spokesman declined further comment. Siticlair - suffered. the heart’ attack Tuesday while in a restaurant near his home. He had done his regular CFRB Tadio news commentary earlier in the day. Sinclair made a career and handsome living from advice he once gave ‘a young - reporter — make yourself controversial. . His preoccupation with money, penchant for asking embarrassing questions as. a. panelist on the long-running CBC program Front Page Challetige and public attacks on religion made Sinclair the man many - Canadians’ love to hate. Born in Toronto in 1900, Sinclair once |. said he deliberately set out to become _ . controversial because “‘] wasn't. getilng . anywhere being mild-mannered.” Gwyn (Jocko) Thomas, a veteran reporter for the Toronto Star and CFRB who started as an‘office boy at~ the newspaper, said taday he remembers - Sinclair when he was a Star reporter. | “He'd sit there with his hat on just waiting to rush out on/a story,” Thomas said. “It was his work that brought the | then Toronto Daily Star past the Evening» Telegram.” Sinclair's newspaper career, which ran . off and on between 1923 and 1960 with The Star, included a stint as a globe-trotting | reporter, an early association with Ernest Hemingway, a job as sports columnist and a time‘as women's editor. Sinclair, fired’ 11 times by The: Star Cancer victims file clam = ,— CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Three Jung cancer vietims have filed suit against 14 tobacco, distribution and advertising corporations, claiming they were ‘not warned that cigarettes are addictive. The $9.3 billion lawsult contends ‘the companies negligently and intentionally failed to warn the public that tobacco products are physically and psychologically addictive. The cancer victims are asking for $2.7 billion each, and their Spouses are, each asking for $420 millon... INTRODUCIN “ aller | In 1943 at age i. Gordon Sinclair . before ending his career at the newspaper — voluntarily, was a pioneer with Front Page Challenge, starting as a panelist in 1957 and appearing for more than 25 years. In addition to his career in journalism, Sinclair was a commercial spokesman for Dominion Stores Ltd. for more than 20 years and an honorary: director of the company. He also did commercials for other companies. _ He became something of a hero in the United States in 1973 following a broadcast that was turned into.a record and even- tually brought “the biggest mail of my career.” ‘Over the strains of the Battle Hymn of the Republic, Sinclair castigated an ungrateful world for turning against.the U.S, — then beset by the energy crisis, Watergate and the pall of the Vietnam War — after accepting millions of dollars in aid. He once said his interest in money was ingrained from childhood when his. mother, a poor Scottish immigrant, im- pressed on him a determination to become rich. “Money isn’t everything,’ he once reflected. “But it's good for the nerves.” Sinclair and his wife Gladys, formerly of Mount Forest, Ont., had three sons: Gordon, a radio.commentator in Mon-. treal; Donald, an engineer in. Guelph, Ont.;, and Jack, a -color technician in Toronto. A daughter, Jean, died of a viral ", to care who wins! 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But a computer is only as good as the saftware you plug into it —- the © instructions that make a screen come alive in color and sound with space invaders or Pacman. There are plenty of duds -among the thousands of slickly packaged game programs available for every popula brand of computer, Most of the software costs between $30 and $60, a price liable to leave the pur- chaser of a poor game feeling ripped olf. Products of lasting entertainment value are rare, Here’s a rundown and personal ratings for. some current games: Quest for Tires ($45), supplied ona cars: tridge for the Adam computer, is produced by Sydney Development Corp. of ' Vancotiver, which has the exclusive world rights to use Wizard of Id for computer games, - Unfortunately, this game's use of B.C. characters may be its only Claim to general - appeal. Thor. moves along on his prehistoric | unicycle with the object-of rescuing another B.C, character from a dinosaur. The player uses the controls on the computer joystick to make Thor jump over rocks and duck under tree branches, . while the action moves boringly from left. to- ight. Unimaginative. use is made of .the key characters from the comic strips B.C. and - A score card: on computer games ‘ingredients of sound effects and graphics, and there is little variety in the game's overall design. Rating: D. Hard Hat Mack -($52.50) was designed by: two San Diego high school students for Electronic Arts, a California software company, and is supplied on disk for Apple, Commodore and Atari computers. This game is addictive. Use the joystick to send.a little construction worker around the girders of an unfinished building, riveting pleces to fill the gaps. Other figures try to block your path, but yau can teke an elevator - or jump on a springboard to continue. . Complete the first level and then go to a different part of the construction site, where you have to step on to conveyor ‘belts and heists and pick up tool boxes, There are at least six levels, offering sufficient challenge for a long time. The theme is unusual, sound affects ap- ‘ pealing and graphics superb. I. can’t help thinking that even people who generally don't like video games would enjoy this ane. Rating: A Poltergeist ($40), supplied on cartridge for the Radio Shack color computer, is a good example of misleading. packaging. The. box ~-has-a spooky design, showing a little girl s” ‘Thouetted in front of a glowing TV. “Tt knows -- - napped from her bedroom and the player what. Scares you,” it says on the package, but there’s nothing scary about this game. The premise is that a girl has been kid: must rescue her. A joystick is used to negotiate a stick figure’s route through a neighborhood street maze, collect various objects and avaid being run over by traffic. Other levels follow, but the player’s interest quickly wanes, If the player makes a mistake, he starts over at the first level, a fatal flaw in the game's design. Graphics and sound are poor, Rating: D, Kickman ($33), a Commodore product, is supplied in cartridge format for thal com- pany's C-4 computer. _The player controls the movements of a circus clown on a unicycle who tries to catch on his head balloons falling from rows above. The trick is to prevent balloons from hitting the ground, kicking them if necessary up over the clown’s head to join others raining on him. Kickman is mederately entertaining, with attractive graphics and a pleasant melody |. that plays throughout the game, However, it can be mastered fairly quickly, and any game that does not keep challenging the player will not hold his interest long. = * “Tating: c. Trials of. acting: Pythons and bugs LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress Kate Capshaw had a choice: snakes or bugs. . The, order, came from: Steven actors listen to. And so Capshaw, who stars opposite Harrison Ford in Inidiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,. underwent the ordeal of having a variety of tropical bugs crawl over her bedy. . [t could have been worse. In the first Indiana Jones caper, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Karen Allen had to descend into a pit writhing with hundreds of snakes. Capshaw had only one to contend with. “It was a python that was 14 feet long and welghed 150 pounds,” she recalled of ‘the filming at the Sri Lanks location. “It was supposed to wrap around me in a ‘pond, and it © didn't sound | like “something = E. scape, ago... 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